Samsung's newest foldable phone, Galaxy Z Flip, will cost $1,379.99 when it arrives on February 14 - here's everything you need to know

Being the sort of groundbreaking device that it is, Samsung is charging quite a lot for its next foldable, but luckily not nearly as much as it did for last year's Galaxy Fold. Samsung wants a cool $1,379.99 for the Galaxy Z Flip.

That's actually a bit cheaper than Samsung's most expensive phone so far in 2020, the Galaxy S20 Ultra at $1,399.99 — and a whopping $600 less than the $1,980.00 Galaxy Fold of 2019.

Here's a brief breakdown of the major hardware parts inside the brand-new Samsung Galaxy Z Flip. This way, you know what you're getting with your hard-earned pre-order money.

• Display: 6.7-inch FHD+ Dynamic AMOLED (2,636 x 1,080, 425 ppi, 21.9:9)
• Cover Display: 1.1-inch Super AMOLED (300 x 112, 303 ppi)
• Camera: dual rear camera (12-megapixel wide-angle, F1.8, 78-degrees; 12-megapixel ultra wide-angle, F2.2, 123-degrees); front (10-megapixel, 80-degrees, F2.4)
• Processor: 1.78GHz octa-core SoC (7 nanometer, 64-bit, up to 2.95GHz)
• Memory and storage: 8GB RAM; 256GB storage
• Battery: 3,300 mAh (typical) dual battery

The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip will actually be here sooner than you might think. The company is releasing the phone in limited quantities in South Korea and the US on February 14.

However, there do not seem to be any pre-orders available in the US at the time of writing. This could have to do with the limited product quantities, but we can't know for sure. We'll update this article with more concrete purchase details as soon as they're available.